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There is no universal standard for calculating the intrinsic value of a company, but financial analysts build valuation models based on aspects of a business that include * Perceptual factors which refers to issues like business model, governance, and target markets(items specific to what the business does) and qualitative factors which refers to financial ratios analysis and financial statement analysis (measures of how well the business performs) and quantitative factors which refers to investors' perceptions of the relative worth of an asset (technical analysis) Quantitative factors which refers to issues like business model, governance, and target markets(items specific to what the business does) and qualitative factors which refers to financial ratios analysis and financial statement analysis (measures of how well the business performs) and perceptual factors which refers to investors' perceptions of the relative worth of an asset (fundamental analysis) Quantitative factors which refers to financial ratios analysis and financial statement analysis (measures of how well the business performs) and perceptual factors which refers to investors' perceptions of the relative worth of an asset (technical analysis) and qualitative factors which refers to issues like business model, governance, and target markets-(items specific to what the business does)